Ron Paul and Ben Bernanke – 7/16/08
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Congressman Ron Paul confronts Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on monetary policy and its consequences. 7/16/08
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Congressman Ron Paul confronts Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on monetary policy and its consequences. 7/16/08
Comment by princeofswine on 27 January 2011:
Why doesn’t Ron Paul call a spade a spade,he knows that The Rothschild banking dynasty has managed to get control of most of the worlds main banks including the fed,and the bank of England and cannot stop printing money devaluing it.Don’t believe me search Evil Rothschild on this site and you’ll understand the peril the world is in,they are the new world order they want to control the world by controlling the money supply.They must be stopped now or its too late.
Comment by bedtime4bonzo on 27 January 2011:
How many more people know what the Fed really is now than a year and a half ago? RP opened eyes that didn’t know they were closed with logical concepts. It’s a perpetual fight that will never be over, and for you to passively say “get real”, is counterproductive . Say what you mean and mean what you say. You should never feel hopeless if you know you are on the side of right. Do you know that you are? It’s the message not the man. You know the message, so stop focusing on the man.
Comment by bedtime4bonzo on 27 January 2011:
it’s a war of ideas, so it’s about speaking the truth, in the face of bullshit. it’s the only weapon we have against it. if people don’t want real change, they won’t get it. i just had to object to a comment like “get real” or “wake up”, when it’s obvious that the comment is from someone on our side. If you are hopeless, that’s you. Don’t spread around your hopelessness, cure it.
Comment by bedtime4bonzo on 27 January 2011:
Wake up from what, reality? Bernanke had no answer for what was the truth (he agreed inflation is a “tax”), and he shrugged his fucking shoulders after being called out for executing the final blows of the “dollar bubble” . He basically queued Barney Frank, like “next question please”. That’s what happens when the (re)public’s money is in a private bank. Just because Americans would rather watch the Bachelor than C-Span, it doesn’t translate to RP not doing his part. Your antipathy reeks.
Comment by 9564510 on 27 January 2011:
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I need a man 2 treat me like a queen zw
Comment by brake4unicorns2 on 27 January 2011:
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Comment by LakersFan247 on 27 January 2011:
Ron Paul is America’s only hope on the political stage. in a couple years our country is going to be in a shit hole. the revolution is only in a matter oftie
Comment by 911allo on 27 January 2011:
etherclear sounds like a self proclaimed authority
FACT LESS
bring arguments, your emotional qualifiers mean nothing but despair
let’s be Cartesian !
I can’t wait for your neurons to trigger
Comment by rustingfreight on 27 January 2011:
LOL!! Bernanke’s face at the end!!! :’)
Comment by garyowen4ever on 27 January 2011:
ben bernanke is our version of HITLER.
Comment by Mechanized0 on 27 January 2011:
Unfortunately, too many appear to be either too ill-informed or simply lack gray matter.
Comment by FloraBama on 27 January 2011:
Amen!
Comment by etherclear on 27 January 2011:
Its people like you that waste everyone’s time with ignorant distractions and falsehoods.
Couldn’t you comment on stormfront among minds of a similar caliber…instead of on a youtube video that deals with reality? Spare us…
Comment by lapresdmididufaune on 27 January 2011:
I thought this vid (or one very similar) had 200 000 views in about 4 days… what happened to that number? I smell something fishy
Comment by upbeatcorner888 on 27 January 2011:
huh….. i have been hoping Ron Paul to win…. but American doesn’t realize they need him yet
Comment by teo829 on 27 January 2011:
Yeah, there are too many “sheeples”
Comment by masterzem on 27 January 2011:
lostchild2003….yes…
Comment by elektrikcity on 27 January 2011:
Yup the Federal Reserve is neither Federal nor a Reserve, it was illegally created for private banks to get wealthy off of American’s sweat. Don’t believe me? Just think if the Fed Res is really part of government, why don’t they just print the 10 trillion dollars to pay back the deficit now?
Comment by 911allo on 27 January 2011:
Bernake not controling the economy from A to Z is BIG TIME BULLSHIT,
Zionists owners of the FED, Zionits also own all banks and all the companies involved in the subprime mortgage crisis.
Zionists hypnotize the USA a long long time ago.
Comment by rabbitize on 27 January 2011:
Ron Paul for Man of the Year
Comment by lostchild2003 on 27 January 2011:
Ron Paul is the most honest, intelligent, straight talking politian America has seen in many decades…..and the people of america had a chance to elect him…and didnt….are americans really so stupid?
Comment by Civsuccess2 on 27 January 2011:
FED created this housing bubble.
Comment by News2View on 27 January 2011:
To clarify: The Sherman Act was passed in 1890 before the Great Depression. But it was a response to the first wave of Robber Barons who, if left unchecked, would have bled Americans dry due to the presence of monopolies that limited market competition. A competitive market is an honest market, but when there are few players in key industries, whether it is oil or electricity, prices may outpace real wage. That or they deliver inferior products/services. A captive market is not a free market.
Comment by News2View on 27 January 2011:
And the only way we’ll agree to that is if our own money is worthless, right? It may look like people have been greedy or irresponsible, but it may be that the Fed and their backers, to include Phill Gram who co-authored the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act that basically deregulated first electricity — hence Enron — and then the banking system (with more planned). Meanwhile, we have both Dems & Republicans who have chipped away at the Sherman Act that was supposed to prevent a repeat of the Depression
Comment by News2View on 27 January 2011:
Also, Google last fall’s Council on Foreign Relations book titled “Regional Monetary Integration”. The original Amazon description for the book included a phrase about how the authors spoke of “overcoming objections” to a shared currency not unlike the EU/euro (North American block vs. South American vs. Asian, etc). Before the Internet you could say it was all conspiracy but now we can see it for ourselves with a few mouse clicks. Scary, yes. But at least the Internet is empowering the public.